Washington § 79A.55.070 Rivers designated as part of system.

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§ 79A.55.070 — Rivers designated as part of system.

Washington § 79A.55.070

Title 79APUBLIC RECREATIONAL LANDS

Ch. 79A.55SCENIC RIVER SYSTEM

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Wash. Rev. Code § 79A.55.070 (2026).

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The following rivers of the state of Washington are hereby designated as being in the scenic river system of the state of Washington:

(1)The Skykomish river from the junction of the north and south forks of the Skykomish river:

(a)Downstream approximately fourteen miles to its junction with the Sultan river;

(b)Upstream approximately twenty miles on the south fork to the junction of the Tye and Foss rivers;

(c)Upstream approximately eleven miles on the north fork to its junction with Bear creek;

(2)The Beckler river from its junction with the south fork of the Skykomish river upstream approximately eight miles to its junction with Rapid river;

(3)The Tye river from its junction with the south fork of the Skykomish river upstream approximately fourteen miles to Tye Lake; and (4

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The following rivers of the state of Washington are hereby designated as being in the scenic river system of the state of Washington:

(1) The Skykomish river from the junction of the north and south forks of the Skykomish river:

(a) Downstream approximately fourteen miles to its junction with the Sultan river;

(b) Upstream approximately twenty miles on the south fork to the junction of the Tye and Foss rivers;

(c) Upstream approximately eleven miles on the north fork to its junction with Bear creek;

(2) The Beckler river from its junction with the south fork of the Skykomish river upstream approximately eight miles to its junction with Rapid river;

(3) The Tye river from its junction with the south fork of the Skykomish river upstream approximately fourteen miles to Tye Lake; and

(4) The Little Spokane river from the upstream boundary of the state park boat put-in site near Rutter parkway and downstream to its confluence with the Spokane river.